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Re: photography and anthropology
thomas kavanagh (tkavanag@indiana.edu)
Tue, 15 Oct 1996 10:00:35 -0500
See "Reading Photographs" at
http://ezinfo.ucs.indiana.edu/~tkavanag/home.html
Frank Schaap wrote:
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> If some people could help me out with the following that would be really
> great.
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> I am looking for anthropological books, ethnographic works in particular,
> that use photographs, not merely as illustration, but integrated into its
> approach to the subject. That means that to a certain degree the
> photographs must be essential to the analysis or description of the matter
> at hand. I've been looking around for these kinds of books, but they seem
> hard to find, so any references are highly appreciated.
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> Thanks,
> Frank Schaap
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> "But I tried to make to make sure that they understood the difference
> between fiction and history - difficult, as I wasn't certain that
> there was a difference. Then I had to explain that a fairy tale was
> still a different sort, one step farther along the spectrum from fact
> to fancy." (Robert A. Heinlein, Time enough for love)
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> email to: fts@xs4all.nl
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